Our Learnings from Bringing the First Climate-Smart Seedlings to US Markets
Earlier this year, we announced the successful large-scale planting of our climate-smart seedlingsWe have started developing mixed-species forest carbon projects and planted around 156,000 seedlings of various species in Georgia. We planted an additional 31,000 seedlings on abandoned mineland in Ohio last week. Together, these sites included around 8,900 photosynthesis-enhanced hybrid poplar trees.
Our Learnings from Bringing the First Climate-Smart Seedlings to US Markets BLOG Our Learnings from Bringing the First Climate-Smart Seedlings to US Markets by Maddie Hall May 24, 2023 Carbon Projects R&D Platform Land Partnerships Earlier this year, we announced the successful large-scale planting of our climate-smart seedlings. We have started developing mixed-species forest carbon projects and planted around 156,000 seedlings of various species in Georgia. We planted an additional 31,000 seedlings on abandoned mineland in Ohio last week. Together, these sites included around 8,900 photosynt
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